FrostKnopf, 2006 - 341 Visceral, raw, singular, and distinctive, "Frost" is the story of a friendship between a young man at the beginning of his medical career and a painter who is entering his final days. A writer of world stature, Thomas Bernhard combined a searing wit and an unwavering gaze into the human condition. "Frost" follows an unnamed young Austrian who accepts an unusual assignment. Rather than continue with his medical studies, he travels to a bleak mining town in the back of beyond, in order to clinically observe the aged painter, Strauch, who happens to be the brother of this young man's surgical mentor. The catch is this: Strauch must not know the young man's true occupation or the reason for his arrival. Posing as a promising law student with a love of Henry James, the young man befriends the mad artist and is caught up among an equally extraordinary cast of local characters, from his resentful landlady to the town's mining engineers. This debut novel by Thomas Bernhard, which came out in German in 1963 and is now being published in English for the first time, marks the beginning of what was one of the twentieth century's most powerful, provocative literary careers. |
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... human being , a character , and , it appeared , " always turned up at precisely the right time . " Never a lie . Calculation , yes . Not mind . Not stinting . Sunk way down in the possibilities of memory , a human being went around ...
... human being , a character , and , it appeared , " always turned up at precisely the right time . " Never a lie . Calculation , yes . Not mind . Not stinting . Sunk way down in the possibilities of memory , a human being went around ...
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... human diseases . The human diseases of the body and the human diseases of the other thing . " What constitutes a disease in the first place ? " he asked himself . “ Do they even begin ? Are they not perhaps there from the beginning ...
... human diseases . The human diseases of the body and the human diseases of the other thing . " What constitutes a disease in the first place ? " he asked himself . “ Do they even begin ? Are they not perhaps there from the beginning ...
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... human , and knows it . Meanwhile the human doesn't bleed for the beast , and doesn't know it . The human is the incomplete beast , the beast could be fully human . Do you understand what I mean : the one is disproportionate to the other ...
... human , and knows it . Meanwhile the human doesn't bleed for the beast , and doesn't know it . The human is the incomplete beast , the beast could be fully human . Do you understand what I mean : the one is disproportionate to the other ...
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